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Ground clearance on C4S?

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How far the nose sticks out and the entry angle is probably the bigger issue here.

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How far the nose sticks out and the entry angle is probably the bigger issue here.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, can anybody tell me what the ground clearance is for the front lip on a 996 C4S please? thanks in advance!

POST 3Original post

But we do know that only applies on flat roads or entrance ways....unlike the entrance to the forecourt of the Shell Station in Leamington Spa

POST 5Original post

I've been at GT3 ride height now for quite a few months with 10cm under the chin spoiler and not bottomed out there yet. strange! But the Royal Priors carpark needs to be approached with some cautious zig-zagging, lol.

POST 6Original post

In the 4S I could never exit the car park without catching the lip, it's a complete no-no in the GT3. How far the nose sticks out and the entry angle is probably the bigger issue here.

POST 7Original post

Bottom line is that it's not much. All car parks, drives and speed bumps must be treated with extreme caution! Worth it though , take it from me! Ray

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